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BRINGING UP THE REAR: Edgewood commodore Jeff Lanphear after fouling another competitor and having to complete a penalty circle found himself in the back of the fleet. At least it gave him a great view of the competition.
Sailing into spring [Photo gallery]
Photos by John Howell more
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Thanks Easter Bunny!: Lolly Grello, a resident of The Seasons, and former Cranston resident, says hello to Mrs. Bunny during the annual Family Easter Egg Hunt at The Seasons in East Greenwich.
Easter Bunny hops through Cranston [Photo gallery]
"Chow," bella! [Photo gallery]
: In spirit of St. Joseph’s Day on Monday, Cranston 3-year-old Aubrie Pezzullo enjoyed a zeppole. A zeppole is an Italian puff pastry filled with custard and topped with powdered sugar and a … more
WHAT’S THE WORD, BIRD? The Bird Girls include, in the back row, Kathryn Moore, Eliana Stein, Brooke Fennell, Sophia Dilibero, Kayley Sullivan and Cara Weedon. In the front is Macie Johnson as Mayzie la Bird.
Rhyme time for young performers [Photo gallery]
Fifty youth performers ages 7 to 15 will be performing in Rhode Island Youth Theatre's production of “Seussical, Jr.” this weekend, on Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Scottish Rite … more
Dancing on home plate [Photo gallery]
Tracy Ciccone Performing Arts studio in was asked to perform at the PawSox … more
ALL TOGETHER NOW: The Angel Gabriel, played by Christiana Melucci, gives her final blessing to Demon and Angel before sending them off to live real lives as humans in “Covenant” by Francisco Resende.
Cranston West to present Acting Out [Photo gallery]
Don't miss Cranston West's drama presentation of "Acting Out"… more
GIVE IT A TWIRL: Handing out Pinkberry are Laurel Cost and Brian Galvin, the owner of Pinkberry in Garden City.
A tasty shopping experience at Garden City [Photo gallery]
(Herald photos by Meri R. Kennedy and Steven Popiel) more
FAMOUS QUARTET: Dorothy, the Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion and Tin Man get ready to head to Oz. They are, from left, Kayley Sullivan, age 13; Nathaniel Savage, 13; Aidan Perry, 16 and Brian Roque, 14.
Kids off to see the Wizard this weekend [Photo gallery]
Follow the yellow brick road! That’s just what nearly 80 youth performers from across the state will do this weekend when they present “The Wizard of Oz” at Rhode Island College. The … more
PERFORMANCE: Otis Read and violist Shelby Koala perform during the vigil at Sprague Mansion.
Love ignites for animals at Candlelight Vigil [Photo gallery]
Defenders of Animals Inc., which began a 28-year… more
STRAWBERRIES AND TEA: Serving tea and strawberry biscuits at the Joy Homestead in honor of “March to Victory” is Lydia Rapoza from the Cranston Historical Society, along with Priscilla Borden and Phyllis Swirka. This month, Joy Homestead celebrated the March to Victory on the Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, a National Park Heritage Trail. From June 18 to 21 in 1781, more than 4,000 French soldiers commanded by General Rochambeau marched on Cranston Street, Phenix Avenue and Scituate Avenue in Cranston. They didn't know it then but they were marching to defeat the British at the final major battle of the War of Independence in Yorktown, Va
Tea and history at Joy Homestead [Photo gallery]
(Herald photos by Steve Popiel) more
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